CM Bhupendra Patel said – Important contribution of police force in the origin of Gujarat becoming the growth engine of the country through development along with peace and security
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has described the contribution of the police force as important in the foundation of Gujarat becoming the growth engine of the country through development along with peace and security. In this context, the Chief Minister said that at the time of every kind of natural disaster or other sudden incidents, the Chief Minister said that the dutiful soldiers of the police force perform their duty without caring for their lives, keeping in mind the safety of not only themselves but of the entire society. The Chief Minister was addressing the Police Memorial Day function organized at Karai Police Academy near Gandhinagar on Saturday on the occasion of paying homage to the deceased policemen.
Expressing his gratitude towards the policemen who were martyred while on duty, the Chief Minister said that the policemen who are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without worrying about their families and any occasion including festivals, are the true protectors of social life. Are. He said that the implementation of this idea of saving the lives of others even at the risk of one’s own life, and protecting the society by remaining firm on the path of duty in difficult times, makes the devotion to duty of the policemen venerable.
The Chief Minister said that under the visionary leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the morale of the police force has increased significantly. Gujarat has today become the best choice for investment. The Chief Minister specifically mentioned that investors and industrialists from all over the world are coming to invest in Gujarat because the dutifulness of the police force gives them a feeling of peace and security in the state.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel also expressed his condolences to the families of the brave martyrs of the police force and said that the state government always stands with them and is committed to stand with them more actively if needed. On this occasion, the Chief Minister called upon everyone to move forward together to keep the story of peace, security and development of Gujarat moving forward by keeping alive the memory of the sacrifice, sacrifice and dedication of the brave police personnel.
Society’s attitude towards policemen who are the guardians of public life should also be encouraging: Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi
Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi said that to preserve the memory of the police personnel martyred in the attack in Ladakh on October 21, 1959, October 21 is celebrated every year as Police Memorial Day across the country. Harsh Sanghvi said that the army soldiers stand strong against the enemies and protect our borders. At the same time, the police force is responsible for the internal security of the country and to keep the social life safe from drugs, drug addiction, terrorism and atrocities. He said that despite bearing the brunt of cold, heat and rain, forgetting their families and children, the dutiful police personnel always remain on duty for traffic regulation and crime control.
The Minister of State for Home appealed that the society’s attitude towards such excellent servants of the public and policemen who are guardians of public life should also become encouraging. The Minister of State for Home made an inspiring appeal to the people to remember the virtues of the brave martyred police personnel and the devotion to service of the serving soldiers on the occasion of Police Memorial Day. Wherever the police are seen, they must salute them with respect. Give.
Director General of Police Vikas Sahay welcomed everyone while giving a detailed outline of the Police Memorial Day program. In the program, the Chief Minister and the Minister of State for Home paid emotional tribute to the martyred brave soldiers. On this occasion, Additional Director General of Police, senior police officers, police personnel and families of martyred soldiers were also present.
